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Morawiecki Deploys Its Anti-Migration Programme, Flirting with Populism
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Morawiecki deploys its anti-migration programme, flirting with populism
In a press conference, former Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki announced his intention to establish a deportation service if his party wins the next elections. After leaving Law and Justice (PiS) last July to create his own party, Rozwój Plus (Development Plus), Morawiecki is trying to position it between PiS and the ruling Civic Coalition (KO) led by Prime Minister Donald Tusk. However, far-right and xenophobic rhetoric in Poland is on …
Mateusz Morawiecki presented a draft of Poland's migration management policy. "Pure populism," said Marcin Kierwiński, Minister of Internal Affairs and Administration.
·Warsaw, Poland
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